“Subjective Beliefs about Contract Enforceability”

Journal of Legal Studies

Women’s Lives in Men’s Courts: Briefs for Change

  • Civil Rights

“Fascism and Monopoly”

  • Intellectual Property and Antitrust
Michigan Law Review

Foundations of U.S. Law for International Students

“Travaux Préparatoires”

  • International and Comparative Law
Max Planck Encyclopedia of International Law

“Juristic Literature and the Law: Competition and Cooperation”

  • Legal Writing and Research
Medicine and the Law under the Roman Empire

Roman Dowry Law

  • Legal History

In Courts Where Ghosts Appear: A Litigator Looks at the Salem Witch Trials

  • Litigation

“Edward S. Rogers, the Common Law of Trademarks, and the Lanham Act”

  • Legal History
Research Handbook on the History of Trademark Law

“What Counts As Authorship And Who Counts As An Author?”

Commentary on the Technical Barriers to Trade Agreement (of the WTO)

“Inter-American Philosophy: Born of Struggle?”

Philosophizing the Americas: An Inter-American Discourse

“Is Corporate Law Nonpartisan?”

  • Corporate and Securities Law
Wisconsin Law Review

“Liability for Use of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine”

  • Law and Technology
  • Health Law
Research Handbook on Health, AI and the Law

“Regulation of Corporate and Securities Laws in India”

Comparative Approaches to Regulation in India and China

“Breaking Baal: Monuments, Memory, and Social Justice”

Harvard Law Review

“Dobbs, Precedent, Originalism, and the First Amendment”

Securities Regulation: Cases and Analysis

“Creditors, Shareholders, and Losers In Between: A Failed Regulatory Experiment”

Cornell Law Review

“Does Public Enforcement Work?”

Oxford Handbook of Corporate Law and Governance

“Responding to Alternatives”

Michigan Law Review

“Retail Investors and Corporate Governance: Evidence from Zero-Commission Trading”

“Effective Communication with Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Blind, and Low Vision Incarcerated People, Civil Rights Litigation”

Journal of Gender, Race, and Justice

“Pillar Two and the Bits”

Canadian Tax Journal

“Human Rights and Corruption: Problems and Potential of Individualising a Systemic Problem”

International Journal of Constitutional Law

“Religion and Law in Ireland and Northern Ireland Since 1968”

The Oxfor Handbook of Religion in Modern Ireland

“Urgency and Legitimacy: 2021 Volume of Yale’s Global Constitutionalism Seminar, a Part of the Gruber Program for Global Justice and Women’s Rights”

Public Law Research Paper

“Digital Lawyering: Advocacy in the Age of AI”

Michigan Technology Law Review

“Jus Soli and Jus Sanguinis: An Invented Tradition”

Law and History Review

“Campbell at 21/Sony at 31”

S.W. International Property Review (Chinese edition)

“Tying Law for the Digital Age”

Notre Dame Law Review

“Antitrust After the Coming Wave”

NYU Law Review

“Defining Relevant Markets in Digital Ecosystems”

Journal of Law & Innovation

“The American Antimonopoly Tradition: Origins, Contradictions, Transformations”

NYU Journal of Law & Business

“The Radical Challenge to the Antitrust Order”

Wake Forest Law Review

“Criminal Responsibility for Legal Prostitution as Crime Against Humanity”

“Legal Prositution: A Crime Against Humanity?”

Women’s Lives in Men’s Courts: Briefs for Change

“Administrative Law’s Political Dynamics in the States”

Wisconsin Law Review

“Advanced Introduction to Evidence”

Evidence

Securities Regulation: Cases and Analysis

“Federal Indian Law as Method”

University of Colorado Law Review

“The Radical Fair Housing Act”

Virginia Law Review

“Local Government Law for the 100-Year Life”

Law and the 100-Year Life

“COVID-19 Risk Factors and Boilerplate Disclosure”

“The High Road and the Low Road: What Should be the US Reaction to the End of Pillar One?”

“Building the Gateway: Why the Two Pillars Need Each Other”

“Taxation and Corporate Governance”

“Whither LOB?”

“The Meaning of «IS»: Reflections on Nestle”